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Madame Tussauds Nashville: Entry Ticket
Meet the stars of American music at Madame Tussauds' newest location
Madame Tussauds Nashville
Open today:
11:00 -
19:00
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Wheelchair accessible Wheelchairs are available at Simon Guest Services, near Entry 1 across from Old Navy Outlet free of charge but you have to leave your ID as a deposit
Katy Perry, Captain Kirk, Beyoncé and Obama, Johnny Depp and Johnny Cash - they're all waiting for you and your selfies inside Madame Tussauds Nashville. You'll also meet the lyrical legends who made American music so famous, right next to the Grand Ole Opry House.
It's always fun at the world's most famous interactive wax attraction! Madame Tussauds Nashville is its newest location, in Opry Mills, right next to the legendary Grand Ole Opry House.
Unlike the others, this one focuses mostly on the lyrical legends who've shaped America's musical landscape.
Meet Ozzy Osbourne, Reba McEntire and Johnny Cash. Walk through a 1950's neighborhood where families are gathered around their radios, listening to the Grand Ole Opry live from the famous WSM tower.
See Muddy Waters, the father of modern Chicago Blues, Billie Holiday and Bob Dylan in his Blood on the Tracks prime.
Along with a load of other celebs and music stars, from past to present, Madame Tussauds Nashville is a musical must-see for everyone, and something just a bit different from the rest.
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